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Our next four speakers for Working Space Live 2026, curated by @hey.curio
@rgogel
Independent Creative Executive and Educator
Since founding her own business in 2020, Rachel has collaborated with global organisations (Airbnb, Dropbox, Amex) and women-led ventures (Chicken & Egg Films, Anew, Pulse Fund). Her work ranges from reimagining editorial platforms and in-product visual systems to crafting campaigns and book covers. A queer advocate championing marginalised voices, Rachel addresses industry inequities through mentoring, speaking, writing, and active involvement in purpose-driven programmes.
Maeve Dolan
Architectural Designer and Facilitator
Maeve is a Glasgow-based architectural designer, facilitator and educator specialising in community-led development. Her work focuses on the design and delivery of social infrastructure - across buildings, public spaces and place-based strategy. She brings together design, engagement, brief development, meanwhile-use and spatial strategy to help organisations and communities shape the future of their places. Maeve recently joined Glasgow City Council to work on the Sauchiehall Street Culture and Heritage District.
Morgan Hastie
Freelance Graphic Designer and Illustrator
A Glasgow-based freelance graphic designer, illustrator and Adobe partner who has built an internationally recognised design business while completing her BA Hons in Graphic Design at Glasgow Clyde College. Her work spans branding, packaging and illustration for global clients including UNIQLO, Aardman and GF Smith.
Daire O'Suilleabhain
Motion Designer, Director and Cinematographer
Daire is an Irish motion designer living in Edinburgh. He works under the brand Feesh. Fís is the Irish word for a vision, pronounced ‘feesh’. He's been creating animations for online use for over a decade. But for the last three years, Daire has been working almost exclusively with charities, NGOs, and non-profits. He's currently on a mission to make animations more accessible.
Book your student and industry tickets for this event made for Glasgow’s creative community at https://gsaworkingspace.com/
Wednesday 3 June, 5.30pm
The Vic and Assembly, 20 Scott St
@rgogel
Independent Creative Executive and Educator
Since founding her own business in 2020, Rachel has collaborated with global organisations (Airbnb, Dropbox, Amex) and women-led ventures (Chicken & Egg Films, Anew, Pulse Fund). Her work ranges from reimagining editorial platforms and in-product visual systems to crafting campaigns and book covers. A queer advocate championing marginalised voices, Rachel addresses industry inequities through mentoring, speaking, writing, and active involvement in purpose-driven programmes.
Maeve Dolan
Architectural Designer and Facilitator
Maeve is a Glasgow-based architectural designer, facilitator and educator specialising in community-led development. Her work focuses on the design and delivery of social infrastructure - across buildings, public spaces and place-based strategy. She brings together design, engagement, brief development, meanwhile-use and spatial strategy to help organisations and communities shape the future of their places. Maeve recently joined Glasgow City Council to work on the Sauchiehall Street Culture and Heritage District.
Morgan Hastie
Freelance Graphic Designer and Illustrator
A Glasgow-based freelance graphic designer, illustrator and Adobe partner who has built an internationally recognised design business while completing her BA Hons in Graphic Design at Glasgow Clyde College. Her work spans branding, packaging and illustration for global clients including UNIQLO, Aardman and GF Smith.
Daire O'Suilleabhain
Motion Designer, Director and Cinematographer
Daire is an Irish motion designer living in Edinburgh. He works under the brand Feesh. Fís is the Irish word for a vision, pronounced ‘feesh’. He's been creating animations for online use for over a decade. But for the last three years, Daire has been working almost exclusively with charities, NGOs, and non-profits. He's currently on a mission to make animations more accessible.
Book your student and industry tickets for this event made for Glasgow’s creative community at https://gsaworkingspace.com/
Wednesday 3 June, 5.30pm
The Vic and Assembly, 20 Scott St
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